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2002 Hungarian Grand Prix.
Hungaroring, Budapest, Hungary.
16-18 August 2002.
Eddie Irvine (Jaguar R3) followed by Takuma Sato (Jordan EJ12 Honda).
Ref-02 HUN 28.
World Copyright - Coates/LAT Photographic
2002 Hungarian Grand Prix.
Hungaroring, Budapest, Hungary.
16-18 August 2002.
An atmospheric view of the pit lane and garages at the Hungaroring circuit. Unfortunately, the Arrows garage remained empty over the weekend, after they failed to turn up, still trying to resolve their financial problems.
Ref-02 HUN 02.
World Copyright - Bellanca/LAT Photographic
2002 Hungarian Grand Prix.
Hungaroring, Budapest, Hungary. 16-18 August 2002.
Rubens Barrichello followed by team mate Michael Schumacher (both Ferrari F2002's). They finished in 1st and 2nd positions respectively, to clinch the constructors World Championship. Ref-02 HUN 08.
World Copyright - Bellanca/LAT Photographic
2002 Hungarian Grand Prix.
Hungaroring, Budapest, Hungary. 16-18 August 2002.
Rubens Barrichello leads team mate Michael Schumacher (both Ferrari F2002's), Ralf Schumacher (Williams FW24 BMW) and Felipe Massa (Sauber C21 Petronas) at the start. Ref-02 HUN 05.
World Copyright - Coates/LAT Photographic
2002 Hungarian Grand Prix.
Hungaroring, Budapest, Hungary. 16-18 August 2002.
Rubens Barrichello leads team mate Michael Schumacher (both Ferrari F2002's) and Ralf Schumacher (Williams FW24 BMW) into the first corner at the start. Ref-02 HUN 04.
World Copyright - Rose/LAT Photographic
2002 Hungarian Grand Prix.
Hungaroring, Budapest, Hungary. 16-18 August 2002.
Rubens Barrichello followed by team mate Michael Schumacher (both Ferrari F2002's). They finished in 1st and 2nd positions respectively, to clinch the constructors World Championship. Ref-02 HUN 06.
World Copyright - Rose/LAT Photographic
2002 Hungarian Grand Prix.
Hungaroring, Budapest, Hungary.
16-18 August 2002.
Eddie Irvine (Jaguar R3) followed by Takuma Sato (Jordan EJ12 Honda).
Ref-02 HUN 28.
World Copyright - Coates/LAT Photographic
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